Public Perception of an Impending Recession in the U.S.

SOURCE thehill.com
Two-thirds of Americans believe a recession is coming, with a majority expecting it within the next six months. There is a partisan split in responses, but overall, a significant portion of all political persuasions anticipate a recession.

Key Points

  • Two-thirds of Americans believe a recession is coming.
  • Majority expect a recession within the next six months.
  • Partisan split exists in responses, but a significant portion of all political persuasions anticipate a recession.

Pros

  • Survey provides insights into public sentiment regarding the possibility of an upcoming recession.
  • Highlights partisan differences in expectations of a recession.

Cons

  • Survey results are based on respondents' perceptions and not on economic indicators.
  • Public perception may not always align with actual economic trends.